Utilities — September 2026

The category has 17 utility bots. None of them have a Place Score yet—the data collection takes time, and a score appears only after we've tracked a bot for a while. Place Score ranges from 0 to 100 and shows how active a bot is: whether people use it, whether it grows, and whether it posts regularly.

These bots cover practical tasks across different areas. Bing Image Search is the largest by subscriber count, though size doesn't predict usefulness or activity. The median subscriber count sits at 0, which means most entries here are small or newly added to the catalog. This reflects how utility bots often serve narrow purposes rather than building large audiences.

No single owner runs multiple bots in this category, so each entry stands on its own. When choosing a utility bot, you're picking based on what it does rather than finding related tools from the same creator. The median tells you what a typical utility bot's reach looks like: most don't need millions of users to be practical.

Nearby topics include Productivity, Learning, AI, and Games. Bots overlap these areas often—a language learning bot might use AI, or a game might help you stay productive. Browse those categories to find bots that mix utilities with other interests.

Data as of September 10, 2026